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Everun Note will get extended internal battery

Posted on 04 September 2008 by



If you’re following the Raon Digital Everun Note (due here in a matter of hours now) then you’ll be aware that there’s an external battery charger/pack and, although this isn’t yet confirmed, a large capacity external battery pack. Mobile users are going to want something a bit more portable than that though so here’s what Raon Digital have come up with. Its a large-capacity internal battery with 45% more juice. It comes with 4 new feet to provide the necessary clearance but from the images below, you can see it only adds 2-3mm extra thickness. If Raon’s battery life figures of 2-3hrs are to believed, the extended battery will take you into the 3-4 hours range. You’ll also have the standard battery as a spare when you buy this so in effect, you end up with a potential 7-hours in under 900gms and total mobile flexibility. Don’t expect the battery to be cheap as, like the rest of this device, it’s pushing the envelope on miniaturization but at least the option is there for those that need it. Planned for shipping in October.

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More images in the gallery.

Its these little features that make mobile computing so much easier. External battery chargers, flexible CPU and GPU configurations, desktop-quality processing power. Unlike some of the UMPCs of the past, the Everun Note looks like it could work out well as a 2-3 year investment.

Live session with the Raon Everun Note is planned for 2100 CET (GMT+2) start time here at UMPCPortal/live although the cam is likely to be on while I do the unboxing video so I’ll keep an eye on the chat session there and try and answer questions as I go along.

3 Comments For This Post

  1. Reese says:

    well it doesnt look that bad at all, any idea what it will add in weight?

    it will be very interesting to see what real world battery life will be like (wifi on, reduced brightness, etc) on the regular battery, & then try to accurately guesstimate extended battery runtime. if they could somehow hit that magical 4hour mark on the extended battery then they could have a real hit on their hands. right now anything with a “3″ hours in it is considered VERY average.

  2. Delbo says:

    i wonder what the runtime would have been on this device if it had the Atom instead.

    Umpc_Nut Reply:

    If this device had the atom, I wouldn’t even be considering it period.

  3. Cyberdude says:

    Is this extended battery available now ?

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